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Youth scream out, ‘We are not our ancestors! | Afram News

Did the little sister just accuse the ancestors of being cowards and wimps, fading and withering before oppression? Did she know about how our ancestors fought back during the red summer of 1919? Did she know that our ancestors jumped overboard from the slave ships into the jaws of sharks? Did she

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R239 million in salaries - this is what SA will have to pay the Cuban medical brigade

The South African government will pay more than R239 million in salaries for the 187 members of the Cuban medical brigade, who, according to Minister of Health Zweli Mkhize, are specialists in areas in which South Africa has

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Mayor of Mississippi town cries while signing order to take down state flag

The mayor of Laurel, Miss. was so emotional when he signed an order to remove the Mississippi state flag from his town that his response went

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Back-to-Africa movement

The Back-to-Africa movement, also known as the Colonization movement or Black Zionism, originated in the United States in the 19th century. It encouraged those of African descent to return to the African homelands of their ancestors. This movement would eventually inspire other movements ranging

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Tear Them All Down: Champion F1 Racer, Lewis Hamilton Calls For The Removal of Racist Statues

Champion Formula 1 racer, Lewis Hamilton, is calling for ALL racist statues to be taken down. Hamilton put his flag down on Instagram, sharing in a post the video of the Edward Colston statue located in the heart of Bristol being taken down and then hilariously tossed in the water.

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Trump Takes Credit For Making Juneteenth 'Very Famous'

Despite history’s efforts, Donald J. Trump said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal this week that it was he who made the day so

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Black America speaks. America should listen.

30th March 1965: American civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King (1929 – 1968) and his wife Coretta Scott King lead a black voting rights march from Selma, Alabama, to the state capital in

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Liberal North Carolina Town Votes for Reparations to Black Residents

Asheville, North Carolina's city council voted 7-0 this week to make reparations for slavery available to its Black residents.

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Source: The Washington Informer

AFRICAN LIBERATION DAY CELEBRATION: PART I | The Crusader Newspaper Group

This is the first of a two-part article on the origin and development of African Liberation Day

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Just Like Your Mama: Slave Laws that Choked the Life and Freedom Out of Black Children

By Angela L. Braden While researching my family history, I learned that my 4th grandfather, Dudley Braden, was born “free” because his mother was a white woman. When Dudley was born circa 1823, the law in Kentucky, as well as other slave states, declared that negro and mulatto children born of

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African American History and Women Timeline

What have African American women contributed to American history? How have they been affected by historical events? Find out in the timeline, which includes

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Mauritania

Although Mauritania officially abolished slavery in 1980, the nation continued to tolerate the enslavement of blacks by North African Arabs. In 1993, the U.S. State Department estimated that there were more than 90,000 chattel slaves in the

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George, David (1742-1810)

David George, a slave and later a Baptistminister, was born in 1742 on a plantation in Virginia. His parents had been brought fromAfrica as slaves, and the cruel treatment they suffered prompted George to runaway to South Carolina where he hid for several years among Native Americans, firstas

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Joel Osteen Inspired African TV Producer Wants to Celebrate America--Not Protest It

by Joel Osteen; African American TV Producer Yaw a lot of African Americans visiting Africa in celebration sentiment, especially among younger African Americans, who described themselves as younger generation of African Americans better understand who we

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Everyday Words And Phrases That Have Racist Connotations - The Seattle Medium

America's reckoning with systemic racism is now forcing a more critical look at the language we use. And while the offensive nature of many of these words and phrases has long been documented, some institutions are only now beginning to drop them from the

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Haitian Revolution

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Broadway star Robert Hartwell buys historic 1820 house built by slaves

Broadway star Robert Hartwell has purchased a historic home built by slaves that he intends to “fill with love.” The actor turned entrepreneur shared the exciting news with his followers on Instagram, noting that he bought the house after stumbling upon it while perusing the Internet. “3 weeks

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The Statue Of A Slave Trader Toppled During A Demonstration Has Been Replaced By A Sculpture Of A BLM Protester - Blavity

Where the statue of a British slave trader once sat is a sculpture of Black Lives Matter protester.

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Affront to humanity – British protesters topple a statue of a slave trader - Face2Face Africa

A bronze statue of a 17th-century slave trader has been pulled down by anti-racism protesters in England. Black Lives Matter protesters brought down the statue of the slave trader of Edward Colston on Sunday. The demonstrators in Bristol in Southwest England tied a rope to the Grade II-listed

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Nat Turner

Nat Turner was a renowned African-American known for leading the 1831 slave rebellion to free blacks in Southampton County, Virginia, after being subjected to slavery himself. He started a revolt among the black slave followers to free their brother on several plantations. They gained more arms and

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Global leadership and the search for a vaccine

It said that the voluntary pooling of patents in response to the pandemic needed to be ‘be narrowly tailored in scope and duration to the medical needs of the current crisis’, raising uncertainty about how the US intends to respond if it is the first nation with a viable

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Africa: George Floyd Lynching - Africa's Voice On Racism Must Now Be Heard

If on that occasion Africans chose to remain silent so as not to rock the 'Look East' policy that has left many African countries saddled with debt they have no hope of repaying, what accounts for the perception in the continent that racism is a problem for black people in the

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Afro-Puerto Ricans

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3 accused in vehicle scam case 'also connected to blue lights investigation'

Three of the nine officers arrested for allegedly defrauding the police in an alleged vehicle scam involving police vehicle branding are also accused in the "blue

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Kenya: Government Renews Contract of Cuban Doctors

Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe on Monday said the 100 Cuban doctors who are currently working in Kenya will continue working in the country after the government extended their

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(1837) Theodore S. Wright, “Prejudice Against the Colored Man”

Rev. Theodore S. Wright, (1797-1847) was born to free parents in Providence, Rhode Island. By the 1830s Wright was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in New York City and a conductor on the Underground Railroad. Wright, a dedicated abolitionist, attended the New York State Anti-Slavery Society

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Series of events in African American history

Between the years of 1500-1884, there was a series of events that happened in African American history. Between the 1500-1600s, there were slave revolts in the West Indies; from 1655-17-38, there was the war between the British and Maroons; in 1750, there was a British free trade in human flesh; in

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Houston Realtors To No Longer Use Term Master When Describing Bedrooms

The Houston Association of Realtors will no longer be using the term "master" in reference to the largest bedroom/bathroom space in a dwelling. Some see the move as performative.

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What side are you on? - Dallas Examiner

By DUVALIER MALONE Duvalier Malone Enterprises This election year will force America to choose between two very different ideas What side are you on? Yes, America, there are two sides. We have arrived [...] The post What side are you on? appeared first on Dallas Examiner.

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Sunny Hostin goes viral explaining George Washington's history as a slave owner

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